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POLITICS SPLIT DOWN THE MIDDLE

Opinion: POLITICS SPLIT DOWN THE MIDDLE Washington Post: The midterm election campaigns drawing to a close

JFK High School seeks items for rummage sale

JFK High School seeks items for rummage sale WARREN -- John F. Kennedy High School's student

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Rockies' Jennings, Hinske of Toronto, rookies of the year

The two players were more worried about their jobs than awards at the start of the season. DENVER

YOUNGSTOWN Tip prompted Knights of Columbus raid

Trial has been set for January for three arrested during a bingo raid. By PATRICIA MEADE

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Williams fired by Mich. St. in wake of 49-3 loss

Athletic director Ron Mason said that more than just the record went into his decision. EAST

"We need fresh air in the United States Senate. The future of Minnesota rests with Norm Coleman."

Opinion: "We need fresh air in the United States Senate. The future of Minnesota rests with Norm Coleman."

TRUMBULL COUNTY Citizens group to help with buying

The committee will meet for the first time Thursday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF

ON SALE Playoff tickets

Girard Tickets for Girard's state volleyball match in Dayton on Friday and the school's regional

THE INTERNET Alerting public of safety recalls is Web site's goal

Timeliness is an issue when it comes to letting people know about recalls, the company president

PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Warren Harding to face St. Edward in rematch

The teams met in the regional semifinals a year ago and the Raiders won with Maurice Clarett.

AGENDA

AGENDA WEDNESDAY Weathersfield Township trustees, 6 p.m. zoning hearing, 7 p.m. regular meeting,

TRUMBULL COUNTY 3 more witnesses to testify in murder trial

The judge denied the defense attorneys' request to dismiss all charges. By PEGGY SINKOVICH

OSU FOOTBALL Tressel keeping players focused

At 10-0 and ranked No. 2 in the BCS, the Buckeyes can't afford to overlook anybody. COLUMBUS (AP)

GETTING IT RIGHT

GETTING IT RIGHT Susan Sexton, president of the Bummer Fund, which helps people in need pay

CANFIELD Treasurer will train officials

The state auditor says the township needs to address two financial problems. By IAN HILL

NATION

NATION GM declares dividend DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. declared a quarterly dividend of 50

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

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New electronic system gets off to good start

The name of each candidate a voter has picked is listed -- except in the gubernatorial contest. By

MAHONING PROBATE COURT RACE Panel finds fault on both sides

The committee ordered some changes made and also questioned the timing of the ethics complaint. By

NBA Young Cavaliers play host to Lakers

Cleveland makes its home debut tonight against the three-time defending champion. CLEVELAND (AP)

HELOISE Check balance before giving a gift card

Dear Heloise: At work, we have had many showers and have purchased gift cards. The last two that we

Knight Ridder Tribune

Knight Ridder Tribune ELEGANT DINING: Although there is no specific pattern for setting an elegant

WARREN Draft performance audit targets hiring, purchasing

This marks the fourth phase of performance audits started in 2000. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR

Associated Press

Associated Press NEW LOOK: This new McDonald's in Hinsdale, Ill., shows a fresh look at the past,

Blue Jackets' turnaround

Blue Jackets' turnaround After the Columbus Blue Jackets' dramatic 3-2 victory over Buffalo on

TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials form citizens group to help with purchasing plans

The citizens committee will meet for the first time Thursday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH AND STEPHEN

Style is key to selecting right dinnerware

Individual entertaining tastes should dictate choices. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS It can be

YOUNGSTOWN Health department to seek city money owed for rent

The board was updated on the county's bioterrorism plans. YOUNGSTOWN -- The city health department

LORDSTOWN District withholds payment to center

State money could be held back if the bills are unpaid. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

Snowmobile safety

Snowmobile safety JAMESTOWN, Pa.-- Winter is approaching and the Pymatuning Trailblazers

LISBON McKinley Elementary makes grade on clean air

A public meeting to discuss test results will be Wednesday. By SUSAN DROTLEFF VINDICATOR

HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Boys state soccer

STATE SEMIFINALS DIVISION II At Warsaw River View: Cardinal Mooney (19-2) vs. Granville

Sewer system plans, costs to be ready for village soon

HANOVERTON -- Plans for a sewer system for the village should be ready soon, according to Mayor Dan

WARREN Couple tries again for marriage license

The transsexual and his fianc & eacute;e filed a second marriage application last month. By

Today is Tuesday, Nov. 5, the 309th day of 2002. There are 56 days left in the year. This is

Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Nov. 5, the 309th day of 2002. There are 56 days left in the year. This is

TRUMBULL COUNTY

TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket entries Cassandra L. Nelson vs. Personal Service Ins., settled. Ronald

Pupils work on confectionery constructions

Pupils work on confectionery constructions Third-grade pupils at West Elementary School in

ERIE, PA. US Airways jet service resumes after push

Political and city leaders have worked for the past year to bring jets back. ERIE, Pa. (AP) -- US

Special deliveries

Cost and convenience to doctors are among factors reducing vaginal births after Caesareans. By

Basketball begins

Basketball begins The Youngstown State men's and women's basketball teams are very, very young

Man shot to death

Man shot to death YOUNGSTOWN -- An unidentified man was found shot to death early today in the 500

Martin team dealt 25-point penalty

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Mark Martin's championship hopes received a setback Monday when NASCAR

Ownership group in N.C. gets to work

Larry Bird is involved in the deal. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- A potential ownership group that

Work out budget, councilman urges

The mayor has said council must decide the level of city services. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR

Gary Hart considers running for president

Gary Hart considers running for president DENVER -- Former Democratic Sen. Gary Hart, whose 1988

Thome will visit the Phillies

General manager Ed Wade's main priority is signing the Indians' slugger. ASSOCIATED PRESS Free

SETTINGS How to set the table

Here are some guidelines for setting a dinner table for company in all but strictly formal

STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED

STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.00 2.08 Bank One,.84,39.6339.700 Clear Channel,

Youngstown arena project takes a giant step forward

Opinion: Landmark Organization of Austin, Texas, has been selected by the city of Youngstown to develop a

Blue Jackets becoming a more confident team

Columbus' 3-2 win Sunday night gave the Blue Jackets their fifth win earlier than the last two

Former Lawrence Co. planner loses lawsuit over his firing

NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A common pleas judge has ruled in favor of the Lawrence County commissioners in a

AUSTINTOWN Trustees investigate anti-home rule flier

Babylon representatives have opposed a resolution regulating strip clubs. AUSINTOWN -- Trustees

NFL Injured Favre sparks Packers

Quarterback Brett Favre led Green Bay to a 24-10 win over Miami. GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Dave

SALEM One day, Perry acreage will be new-school site

Officials try to keep the old house secured, but it still gets broken into. By NORMAN LEIGH

PORT AUTHORITY Airline asks for a line of credit

Golden Airways says it could be flying in 60 days. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

MONDAY'S NFL SUMMARY

MONDAY'S NFL SUMMARY PACKERS 24, DOLPHINS 10 Miami00010--10 Green Bay014100--24 Second

PGA SOUTHERN FARM CLASSIC SCORES

PGA SOUTHERN FARM CLASSIC SCORES Monday At Annandale Golf Club Madison, Miss. Purse: $2.6

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Area playoff pairings

OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I Warren Harding (11-0) vs. Lakewood St. Edward (10-1) at

ROUNDUP Monday's games

Canucks 4, Avalanche 2 DENVER -- Markus Naslund and Todd Bertuzzi each had a goal and two assists

New system gets off to good start

Turnout seemed strong in the busy pre-work hour of 6 to 7 a.m. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL

LORDSTOWN New Chevrolet bears a 'unique' design

The new Lordstown car is different from 'anything else on the road,' a union official says. THE

Brain workout from folk tales

By DIANE KNICH WASHINGTON POST Psychologist Robert Ornstein, director of the Institute for the

TENNIS

TENNIS ALL-OHIO TEAMS COLUMBUS -- The All-Ohio Teams as voted by the Ohio Tennis Coaches'

LIQUOR CONTROL Permits

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications

STEELERS Zereoue may be on bench if Bettis is ready Sunday

Pittsburgh's backup running back has 164 yards and two touchdowns in the last two games.

DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Super women create a font of charitable help

They may not be more powerful than a locomotive, nor able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Burns again named YSU award winner

Tailabck Mike Burns repeated on offense while back Mike Bracken won the defensive award. By PETE

NATION Political parties find themselves in a dead heat

The balance of power is unlikely to see any major shifts. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR WASHINGTON

Sabathia's attackers get four years each

Sabathia's attackers get four years each Two former college basketball players were each sentenced

LOCAL

LOCAL Volleyball stars to compete EAST FAIRFIELD -- The Inter-County League and the Tri-County

Pa. game commission goes overboard on timber

Opinion: Pa. game commission goes overboard on timber EDITOR: The crest of a forested ridge near our

NEWTON FALLS SCHOOLS Union threatens to sue over documents

The union wants the information to check on benefit packages of administrators. By SHERRI L.

TABLEWARE History traces royal customs

In the Middle Ages, your eating utensil was also your weapon. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS If you've

BOYS SOCCER Duo lead Mooney to state berth

Cardinal Mooney goes up against Granville tonight in a Division II semifinal. By BILL SULLIVAN

MAHONING COUNTY | Bingo bucks

The posting of bingo financial reports is a year behind. Here's a sampling of the profit and loss

The art of declaring victory

Opinion: It was almost a joke to hear U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft hail the Microsoft anti-trust

St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth Darren and Patricia Machuga, 6827 Pinebrook Court, Austintown, boy, Nov. 4. Toni

REUNIONS

XChaney High School Class of 1987 will hold a reunion from 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 29 at the Saxon Club,

WHEATLAND 4 attend municipal merger meeting

No one on council expressed a desire to drop out of the study. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON

BROWNS Davis determined to get a running game going

They managed just 36 yards Sunday and have the worst running game in the NFL. BEREA (AP) -- Don't

NEW WILMINGTON Council proposes cable improvements

Rates may have to double to pay for the system, a councilman says. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK

HUBBARD Councilman asks official to resign

Hubbard's safety director says he's been needed more by the federal government since the Sept. 11

Weight lifting and the sexes

By LISA LIDDANE KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS There seems to be some truth to the joke that women are

WARREN Pro-pot store will open in 1st Ward

Similar items are available at other stores, the city law director said. By DENISE DICK

E. Liverpool lawyer pleads innocent

LISBON -- East Liverpool attorney Carl Joseph King is free on recognizance bonds after he pleaded

NHL Straka returns as Pens hit road

The Penguins begin a three-game road trip Wednesday against the Florida Panthers. PITTSBURGH (AP)

GREENVILLE, PA. Water system pump fails

The state has issued a boil-water notice for drinking or cooking water. By HAROLD GWIN

MONDAY'S SUMMARIES

MONDAY'S SUMMARIES RAPTORS 109, BULLS 105 CHICAGO (105) -- Hassell 2-8 0-0 4, Curry 5-5 1-2 11,

NEW CASTLE Rundle: More replacements coming

Some jobs may be moved away from the strikebound plant, the company said. THE VINDICATOR,

TRANSFER, PA. Workers, company to meet over plant closure deals

Half the plant's work force was furloughed in February 2001. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

Hagan counts on Valley voters

Tim Hagan hopes strong voter turnout in the Mahoning Valley can help him defeat Gov. Bob Taft. By

Annie's Mailbox She won't choose between him and kids

Dear Annie: I am a divorced 40-year-old female with two young children. My ex-husband has primary

THISTLEDOWN RESULTS

THISTLEDOWN RESULTS MONDAY 1st--Rock the Bank (Sanchez)22.609.605.40 Country Legionaire

5 men face charges in Sotheby's theft

5 men face charges in Sotheby's theft LONDON -- Five men arrested on suspicion of plotting to

Tarnished arches

CHICAGO (AP) -- Golden arches have been proliferating around the globe ever since a traveling

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